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  • A time to mourn and a time to dance: A World Cup life lesson

    With the World Cup still in full swing, today’s Wednesday Words of Wisdom comes from the tournament

  • Life lesson from England’s World Cup campaign so far

    The highs of the exciting England 4-2 win against Croatia have been replaced with the disappointment of drawing 0-0 with Ghana.

  • Turn! Turn! Turn! (To everything there is a season)

    Life has seasons and we should be switched on to the fact that, just like in the natural world we live, there are times that come and go. Release the old seasons and embrace the new ones.

  • An ornithological lesson on maturity and growing up

    The message, as per the heading, is all about taking responsibility for your own life and not expecting everyone else to do things for you.

  • Don’t give up, keep going

    As is often the case, the inspiration for The Church at Hiraeth messages come from my own life’s journey. In this instance, for today’s Wednesday Words of Wisdom, I was on an early morning fishing session.

  • Don’t keep putting things off, do them now

    While out fishing, I noticed that, even though we are still in spring, the hawthorn blossom is now on its way out. It will be replaced by berries in due course but it’s also a reminder that time marches on. It’s the same in our life. We have something to do today but we keep…

  • The importance of being in the right place

    This week’s Wednesday Words of Wisdom comes from my recent holiday on Anglesey. As you can see from the lead image on the video, the thought revolves around red squirrels.

  • Give up or double down?

    I felt slow. Well, after all, I am 64-years-old, and you can’t go on forever.

  • Look after others but, in the process, don’t forget yourself

    There’s nothing wrong with helping other people. In fact, it’s desirable.

  • In many ways, age is just a number

    Moses was eighty-years-old when God called him, at the burning bush, to lead the people from the bondage of Egypt into the promised land.

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